I'm thinking of getting Google Home, already have an Amazon Echo

[Super Dave426]

I have two Echo's and a Dot. I just received my Google Home today. As a music lover, I am already disappointed in that music has to cast from your phone rather than play from the cloud. Maybe I missed that in reviews but was not expecting that. Plus, when I do stream, it won't play from my Google Music library but from Google Music in general. It will do my playlists. But even then, it seems to crash on my phone (casting) and stop playing after a few songs.

But going to use it at the office for a good while so I can give a well informed opinion of it.

UPDATE - I did turn off WiFi on my phone and it does play your Google Music without casting. SO my next question is where is the setting to turn off "Casting When On Same Wifi" default?

I just got a Home, already have an Echo and a Dot, and am having a hard time with the Music. I just have the free account since we have over 20K songs loaded into our library, but when I tell Home to play an album or song from the library it always says it can't find it so here's something similar. What it does is then play the song I requested and then play a station it comes up with, not the album that I can see in my Play Music app. I figured that Google is probably thinking they can force an upgrade, but that won't happen anytime soon. Is there any way to play my music?

Update, I just opened the Home app, it has all of my Music services, Slacker, PocketCast, Play Music, so I can use my phone to cast to the device but I'm looking for a way to tell it play an album verbally, thanks for any help.

 

[Super Dave426]

Found out in Google support forums that I can't play my uploaded library, that's BS, I can cast it.
Here's the answer directly from Google :

Important:
Currently, you can't directly play uploaded or purchased Google Play Music content on Google Home. However, you can add your uploaded and purchased content to a playlist and play that playlist using the "Hey Google, play <name> playlist" voice command.